Grammar For Writing Chapter 11 - Using pronouns

Larry, Tanya, and (I, me) read about today’s college freshmen.

I

(We, Us) are interested in their plans and attitudes.

We

Among students who will soon attend college are Tanya and (I, me).

I

(She and I, Her and me) will be freshmen in less than three years.

She and I

Its subject is other freshmen across the nation and (he, him)

Him

Neither Augie nor (I, me) know much about this museum.

I

It took (Augie and me, Augie and I) a while to read it.

Augie and me

This plan took (they, them) on their first flights.

Them

Waiting for (we, us) there are other great aircraft, too.

Us

The space museum is fascinating to Mr. Hochberg and (she, her).

Her

(Who, Whom) did you read about?

Whom

Nanyehi was the first woman (who, whom) we read about.

Whom

She was a woman (who, whom), I’m certain, was ahead of her time.

Who

Were there other women (who, whom) you studied?

Whom

Hinestrosa, about (who, whom) historians know very little, must have been quite brave.

Whom

(We, Us) students learn about Jupiter.

We

Isn’t Connor a lot older than (he, him)?

Him

Robyn isn’t always as stronger a swimmer as (I, me).

Me

Jason called his friends, Arsenio and (he, him).

Him

The audience applauded loudly for (we, us) gymnasts.

Us

My cousins Ian and Ryan tell me about (his, their) dog.

Their

Each of the girls carefully revised (her, their) essay.

Her

My aunt and uncle give me (her, their) advice on everything

Their

The winner and two-time champion waved to (his, their) fans.

His

Neither Helen nor Sharon has completed (her, their) report.

Her